It is normal to feel emotions and emotion is an art of expression. Everyone feels emotions—including myself, you, our kids, and even our pets. Emotions are the makeup of our soul and without emotions we are just skeleton and flesh. It is important to learn […]
My name is Fatima Shahid, and I am the Coordinator of Learning Disabilities at Impact. I have been working with special needs for the past 4 years. I have worked with children to improve their writing skills through different methods. In my experience enhancing & […]
Grief is a complex and challenging experience for individuals of all ages, and when it comes to children, a sensitive and supportive approach is paramount. Acknowledging their emotions and providing tools for coping with loss is crucial for fostering resilience in young hearts. In this […]
As the chill of winter begins to fade and the promise of spring looms on the horizon, there’s no better time to gather staff members for a memorable BONFIRE Party. IMPACT bonfire party offers the perfect opportunity to connect, unwind, and create lasting memories. These […]
As a coordinator, who works in helping children with autism to develop their academic and functional ability and behavior management, I have had the opportunity to interact with many parents. As rewarding as this work is for me, it can be disheartening to come […]
Extensive research shows that early diagnosis of and interventions of disabilities such as autism are more likely to have increased positive long term effects on symptoms and later skills. Early intervention occurs when a child’s brain is still developing, during or before a child’s pre-school […]
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD for short) is a type of depression that follows a seasonal pattern, meaning, the symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder are more commonly felt during the winter months when the days are shorter and accompanied with lower levels of sunlight during the […]
At Impact, therapists and administration get a lot of frequently asked questions by parents. These questions range from Impact’s assessment process, stigmas surrounding diagnosis and therapy treatments at Impact. Concerned parents are likely to want to obtain all the relevant information they can before admitting their
The autumn party is a great way for the staff at Impact to unwind with fun games, music and good food. This happens at Impact once a year and is dedicated to the hardworking staff at Impact that work throughout the week to ensure the […]
Children with autism tend to learn best through visual communication rather than auditory communication. This means they are able to communicate more efficiently with visual aids such as pictures or videos, rather than through verbal communication. Seeing it, rather than saying it, helps children with […]